Sentence examples for sole appointment from inspiring English sources

She was a Trustee of the National Portrait Gallery from 1978-1992, the sole appointment she listed in her modestly brief Who's Who entry.

John Tyler got only one confirmation out of six nominations; Congress so reviled Andrew Johnson that it not only turned down his sole appointment to the Supreme Court but also passed a law that reduced the size of the court to seven Justices.

Ms Mogherini, who has served as Italy's foreign minister for barely six months, would probably not have won the job had merit been the sole consideration, but her appointment may say more about big countries' determination to retain control over crunchy foreign-policy issues than it does about any supposed European spinelessness.

"The [council] remains the sole body responsible for the appointment of umpires and no team has the right to object to any appointment.

The judge said: "I am satisfied that what has transpired here is that Dr Juffali has sought and obtained a diplomatic appointment with the sole intention of defeating Ms Estrada's claims consequent on the breakdown of their marriage.

Mr. Carmichael's appointment was the sole change in the cabinet in a coalition reshuffle that also aimed to rejuvenate junior reaches of government by promoting those from more varied backgrounds, and women.

Ehidiame Omorodion, special assistant to the sports minister, said the appointment of a sole administrator was essential while legal proceedings were ongoing.

Open by appointment only.

Demand far outstrips supply and would-be owners have to go in person - by appointment and invitation only - to the sole supplier, the PanArt workshop in Berne, to effectively audition for their order.

If that's the sole reason for Ms Romer's appointment it would be a shame.

With the appointment, Wilmore became the sole black late-night anchor across the main networks.